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by John Barrett
Bringing the eVinci Micro Reactor to Saskatchewan
27 November 2023 marked the culmination of three years’ creative and ultimately successful endea...
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by John Barrett
[Official banner of the Amended Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials (A/CPPNM) - reproduced courtesy of the IAEA]
In two we...
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by John Barrett
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Critical Minerals: A 360-degree perspective beats speculation
What happens if you don’t see clearly the connections between ...
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by John Barrett
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Less fantasy, more imagination please
When we think of clean electricity, most of us have an image in our minds of hydro pole...
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by John Barrett
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“Do No Significant Harm” – and nuclear energy doesn’t
In 1708 a letter from a mysterious Admiral de Fonte appeared in an Engl...
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by John Barrett
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Sustainability and Nuclear Energy
In the Introduction to this blog series Looking for Imagination in Energy Policy, I used th...
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by John Barrett
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This blog is to introduce a 4-Part Series I am uploading shortly called Looking for Imagination in Energy Policy.
Imaginat...
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by John Barrett
The newly created “Group of Vienna”: Portolan Global’s Role
They say every successful initiative has many parents claiming it as theirs. For thi...
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by John Barrett
Recently the Canadian Global Affairs Institute (CGAI) published a "Policy Perspectives" paper I wrote, as part of its Canada and energy security s...
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by John Barrett
In a previous blog, I mused about the importance of assessing the foreign and domestic policy implications of energy technology from a strategic p...
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by John Barrett
A few blogs ago, I described the mapmaker’s art as part of a larger social endeavour.
What strikes me time and again in looking at old maps, atla...
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by John Barrett
I recently read the short presentation by Fabricia Piñeiro, a young Generation Z nuclear engineer about how her generation sees nuclear energy. It ...
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